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HappyBadger
5 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Status:
Closed
Can the search field be auto-activated when using the browser extension of Dropbox Passwords?
When using a browser extension to open Dropbox Passwords, have the search field automatically activated for faster searching.
- Lusil
Dropbox Staff
Status changed:NewtoGathering SupportThis idea is going to need a bit more support before we share your suggestion with our team.We’ve updated the status to encourage more users to back you up! - MKBDperHelpful | Level 5
Dropbox Passwords – Should have the search field selected and ready for input when activated.
Because it is the first and only thing I do – I search, it is much quicker then scrolling a long list.
- Walter
Dropbox Staff
Status changed:Gathering SupporttoNot for right nowThank you for your idea, while we can’t take every idea forward we do regularly re-review and will update you if anything changes!
- benjameswardHelpful | Level 5
Agreed - this would make the experience of using Passwords on macOS much better.
- benjameswardHelpful | Level 5
-Open the Passwords browser extension in Safari on macOS.
-Press cmd+F.
-Expected behaviour: the Passwords search field will be highlighted, and I can start typing to search my list of passwords.
-Observed behaviour: the Safari page search pop-over is highlighted instead, which is useless in the Passwords extension. I need to use my mouse to click on the Passwords search field, which is slow and annoying.
- Walter
Dropbox Staff
Status changed:Not for right nowtoClosedThank you for your suggestion, and if you have another idea to share, please do!
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